Podcast
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Great art, young voices - now available to listen to
What happens when primary school children explore an art exhibition together with young students – and become experts in the process? Listen to the special perspectives of pupils on art and accompany the young people and children on an inspiring tour of the exhibitions at the Bucerius Kunst Forum.
The podcast with ByteFM gives young voices a stage to make them accessible to a wide audience.
Note on the language
The podcast is held in German.
Current episode
In Her Hands
The current podcast episode, produced in collaboration with ByteFM, focuses on the authentic impressions and voices of the participating students. In this special radio program, the young art experts reflect on their impressions of the current exhibition In Her Hands. Sculptors of Surrealism and share their knowledge and perspectives in a creative way. The exhibition is dedicated to three extraordinary artists - Sonja Ferlov Mancoba, Isabelle Waldberg and Maria Martins - whose sculptural work and visionary formal language have only recently been recognized as central to Surrealism.
Information about the podcast and cooperation with ByteFM
The Bucerius Kunst Forum's project students lead students gives young people a special opportunity to engage with complex exhibition themes in a lively and interactive way.
Participants acquire specialist knowledge and at the same time learn methods of art education in order to develop an individual approach to art. Through the independent conception and implementation of their guided tours, they deepen their understanding and at the same time reflect on their own role in the mediation process. The exchange with peers or slightly older guides makes art tangible for many for the first time - beyond theoretical hurdles. During the guided tours, the focus is on the perspectives and voices of young people.
Bucerius Art Forum x ByteFM
Through the cooperation with ByteFM, the Bucerius Kunst Forum is creating an innovative platform on which the voices of the students can be seen and heard by a wide audience. Here, their perspectives on art are multiplied as the podcast opens up a valuable space for reflection and creative expression. In this way, the young people's commitment and perspectives come to life in the digital space. Classical art education is taken further in an unconventional way and combined with contemporary media formats.
ByteFM is an independent radio station for music outside the mainstream - founded by music journalists, it stands for curated content, cultural depth and journalistic quality.
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